ELIZABETH — A house where a 13-year-old girl shot her father to death last month is unfit for human habitation and would probably take more money than it's worth to fix up, a newspaper reported.

The girl charged with killing Matthew Booth Sr., 34, of Elizabeth, on July 31 remained in a mental health facility Friday, and will eventually will be tried in juvenile court on a criminal homicide charge. The girl's defense attorney contends she shot her father in the face with a shotgun to end years of physical and sexual abuse.

An Allegheny County Health Department report obtained by a Pittsburgh newspaper cited major health code violations, including no furnace or bathroom sink, holes in walls, a leaky ceiling, and flea infestation from pets that were not property cared for.

PITTSBURGH — A woman killed in an ambush-style shooting during a blind date to celebrate her 19th birthday was an innocent victim, not the intended target, police said.The man who accompanied her, James Johnson, 22, was the target of the attack at 1:15 a.m. Thursday outside a recording studio in the city's Lawrenceville section, city police said. The motive remains unclear.Jayla Brown, of Pittsburgh, was killed when three men wearing hooded sweat shirts fired at least 20 shots into the passenger side of a car the two were getting into. Police found 20 shell casings from three different semiautomatic guns on the sidewalk.Johnson, who was on the driver's side of the car, was shot in the arm and hand and was later hospitalized. He gave police a false name and was found to be wanted for failure to appear in court last month on drug and firearms charges, according to police.The couple had dinner and saw a movie before driving to the studio to pick up some music from a rap artist, police said.No suspects have been arrested.

MONESSEN — A Monessen High School teacher resigned after winning a date with a porn star during a satellite radio contest.The school board voted to accept Jaison Biagini's resignation on Tuesday.While listening to the "Bubba the Love Sponge" radio show on Sirius satellite radio, Biagini won the trip last month to St. Petersburg, Fla., to meet with porn star Akira.Biagini, who uses a wheelchair, was interviewed on the radio show after returning home, and told the Valley Independent in Monessen that he was ridiculed for his disability and offended by how he was portrayed on the show. He also expressed concerns about his teaching job.Biagini contended the radio host chastised him, saying Biagini knew full well what the contest was about.Biagini, who taught art for 14 years at the school, said he entered the contest because he wanted to win the free trip and visit the Salvador Dali museum in St. Petersburg. He described the date as being "all fake and staged."